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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

MIR. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, WAS taken with severe
cold attended with distressing
cough and running into consumption
in its first stages He tried many SO
called popular cough remedies and
steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep Finally
tried DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and found Immediate
relief, and after using about n halt
dozen bottles found himself well aud
has had no return of the disease. No
other remedy can show SO grand n
record OF cures, AS Or. King New
Discovery for Consumption guarau
toed to do Just what is claimed for il
Trial bottle free at any drug store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

If YOU are IN need OF anything ~
the wrap or cloak line don't fail To
visit our cloak psrlors this week.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06
Go to the Avenue Stables for your

The uobblcst line II chiIdren'-
cloaks ever brought to this city at
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

Prickley Ash Bitters warm up and
nYigorate the stomach, improves and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

The cold weather does not come
and we are getting anxious about our
cloaks and wraps so il YOU want to
buy anything i'll that line We can save
you some money by calling on us.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup should al
vsya be used for children teething, II aoOthes
the child. softeus the gums sllRys ell pains,
cures wind collie and is he best remedy for
dIArrhBa
Daughtrey's place Is hesdquarter,
or oysters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

Cloaks Of tie very latest styles Just
received at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

The nights are getting cooler, but
tho "fcSuvo skeotcr' suli remains.
He'll 90 though if you use Maddln'e
Mosquito Mixture. 25c bottle guar
Antecd. MInLLs " ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06
,'oun shcy G".

Lake oystors Mt Daughtrcys after
the theater.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

The Avenue for your rigs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

If you need ANY dress goods it win
pay you to call on US this week rs we
have some bargains to offer YOU.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-06

Go to the Avenue stables for your
turnOuls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16


aWhai are you going 10 name your
new sasameFf" asked . reporter yesteR-
day afternoon. addressing Captain A.
J. Brue, builder and owner Of tie tug
nov receiving her machinery ct Cole
Ban's wharf.
THAT Il q profound secret, replied
Captain BFue, "but I havs no objection
10 telling q FspogtgF, because know be
vii not give L away until the steamer
makes her trial trip. | have decided to
call her the EliezeF, after thai character
in the Bible. You sec, according 20 my
reading OF the holy writ, EiiezeF was
Abraham's true servant, and ~ we are
TOO poor 10 be able 30 work for ourselves,
We will have 20 serve other people, and
| want this boat 10 prove good servant.
She has poueFful engines for boat OF
her sizs, and, q boiler which viii make
plenty Of steam. She 10 bHilt after the
Norwegian style Of boats, ell her tim
hers being natural crooks, and only slx
inches apart. she Is planktd outside
With two Iach plank, and csiled inside
With seasoned inch tougae and arooved
flooring. she will be ready to make
her trial trip about New Years. and u
YOU keep keg name q secret until that
line, you shall have an invitation 20 SC
alonR.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
INJURIES REMEDY
MEXICAN VAR VETERAN

The wcndsKful e1ieaey Of Swifs's Specific e
Q rsmedy and care for khsumaft1m and Al
blood diseases, has never had more conspic-
nous illustration than this case affords. The
candid, unsolicited and emphatic testimony
given By the venerable gentleman muEt b
seospted ns convincing and conclusive. fhe
writer Is prominent citizen Of Mississippi.
The gentleman % whom Mr.. Martin refers.
add TO whom he Is indebted for the advice 70
which ho owes his Anal relief from yeaz1 Of
sufIsrinR, ID Mr.. King, for many year tbs pop.
ulAr night clerk Of the Lawrence House. ct
JlexsoE, Miss., April %, 1881.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ca
Gentleman: ! have been an Invalid pension
sr for 20 years, having contracted pulmonaFy
aad ether diseases IN the Mexican war, but not
IN the 80 Of March, 1915, did feel any Eymp-
toms Of rheumatism. On that day was sud
asnly stricken with that disease 10 both hips
and ankleA For twenty days ! walked 90
crutchea. Then the pain vas less violent. bot
itGhlfied from joint % joint. FoE weeks
would be totally disabled, either On one side
ef my bcdy OF The other. The pain neyer len
me 4 moment for eleven yeArs and seven
months--that IL from March ], 1875. when
waa iFst attacked. to October !, 1854 when
was cured. DUrfng these eleven years Of tu-
ense suffering / Tried innumsrable prescrip-
tons Irom various phykcl&na. and tried every
thing suggested By fsfends. bat II ever TO
eelysd he least beneat frum any medicine
taken hAsrnally OF externally, I an not aware
o. Il Finally, about The ist o. September, !
made Grrangsments 70 50 10 the hst sprlnQ
Of Arkansas having dsapafred Ct every other
remedy. when seeidsntally net an cid 80
quaintance, Hr. king. nov Of tie Lawrence
| House Of this city He had once been grsa;
gufHsrer from rheumatism, and as supposed
had been cured By wifi 10 Hot SPRING.. But
when met him be tnld me that bis vtsit 10
the Hot Springs vas Ia yain-he found 10 ~
| lisf. On his return from hot spEiags he hsAId
| for the first time, Of the 8 ). .. - remedy
| for KhemntiGm. he tried q and Efx BOTTLES
made q complete cure. several years haye
pAased since, buf b. has bed no return Of ths
disease.
I immsdlxtaly returned 70 fryit. n sep.
tember took four bottles, en4 b. the lsi q
Oetobes I was ueli--as far e the rheumatism
was concerned. All pain had disappeared, aud
HAVE nor IaLT A TWTH8z % II sucA
| Ihsgs no intaresf IN mating this stEtamenl
othsr than the hope that % may direct sons
osher sufferer 70 . sure sources Of relied, and y
| Il has this result am well rewarded for ms
lroablc. am very rsspectsnlly ana trail
your friand, J. d. y. MAMxM.
For sale y all druggists. TREATIES on bleoc
and Ekan Diseases mated freA
TIE 9uEET sREczfso o.,
s1oiufhn1Aas Drawer 3. Atlanta. Dc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16


sliss Hnisses ~ sealils. lsfi tsr : lriD
= ias as4ans laEs ssanlna
II g. alruBu. Rsa- ountanr,sfns :
sssp e Oziiioknia for ths bene11 e ~
Ma D. 3. MuiEssn In b shs Hay
g1rd TITS nctniER % sisit hsr parenfs
Fred BssnSs leaves for Pssfisnd taaay
. apezd tie tclidars mIfh haa niskeF.
Mf8. MaaOniknY.
David y BaxisE. q ths aasrantss
11an ans Trnst C0mpany, fnkasnad
yesterday fI9m E41t Sonnd
Msiss Jnmes Oanhy, did pnynnasssr
q tie eepaEtneal % ihs Caiambin. a.
rived IL 1essfIe list fysnina.
Mr.. Hasband. agent f0r the Cedar
River DoAi Ooupany ID San EEaneiss9,
b spsnalne fee days 10 Ssaftle.
Calvin welsh. Of OAK Harhoz, sook
Rasasgs On the hayward. this morning
for np couad. o. his way 20 B. PsaL
". Lair Him, q pEuminent lawyer %
Olympia and formerly editor Of he Ore.
eostaa. has been spendtng 9 few days
II Seattle.
Bernard yEossen, q prosperoug farmer
% Aske Washington spent yesterday
q TIE sfsy visiting his danghtsr, Ms.
3. G. Harris.
Hon. T. J. Humaa, King ooanty'a req
reaenf1liye ID the Legislature, spent pes
tsfdaE IL Seattle He FefaFns % tie
capital city today.
Cyras walker ane wife, Of Port Lud-
low, spent yesterday afternoon In Sc
n1fie, iayina 10 q stock Of Christmas
presents for that bic 500 Of theirs.
Harry EzeEiroy. Of Olympia. while IN
Seattle yesterday invested 5000 IN real
estafe % South Third street. A. ".
Eagle 81 The oapiial city did The same
thfna.
Mrs. o. !. LsdEsruood. Of ohensy,
Weah. ~, s. IN Seattle on visit %
her sou, ". n. LadesFwood, clerk 81 tie
district eoaEt. This IL heF nsst visit 20
Seattle.
Uapsain O. 4 CLANCY left this mora
fog b the Olympihn fer Victoria,
waers he goes 10 look SITTER the interests
Of The Oregon Railway 3 Navigation
Company.
Fed. Brookway, Who has been so
touFnlnQ amoaQ tbs big trees on the
tie yesterday 10 renew some old 90
General John Gibbon and Oaptafn O.
A. Woodruff arrived here lest evening.
They aFa on the found. In company
with q naval officer, looking after the
various military reservations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
A HUMHKR OF IMPORTANT MOTIONS DE-
cEDED n CHIMP JusTTcE JONES.

The district eourt opened promptly
AZ half past 3 o'clock, Yesterday morn
inc, Chief Justice jones presiding.
There wss q large attendance Of lawyers
and in the houF and q half session of
the court q large number OF motions
we're heard and determined.
John T. DeBolt applied to be admit.
ted 90 practice &C the bar, and j. j..
McCiilvrR, /. N. Wilcoxen and John
Arthur we're appointed q committee 20
examine tie applicant and report to the
court.
10 The case Of John @. Ksefer vs..
Geo 90 H. KeefeF Of al, the demurrer
was overFuled on the ground thai tt
esvera precisely the same points raised
by 8 motion nlea previously.
The decree OF divorce In the case Of
Caro- Marie 80. John W. Alexander 81.
John vas c0nhEmtd and the plaineth
waa permitted to resume her maiden
nauue Of Caro- Marie Waldo.
In The divorce ease Of Essie n. Moore
". VIM. b. Moore, IN which q sepera-
lion vas applied for on the gfound Of
cruelty. several Witnesses vefe examined
and the coagt granted the decree asked
| for and psrmisted the plaintiff 10 20.
sumo her maiden name Of Essie II,
SiuTRes.
The case Of VIM. F. EpleF and others
W. A. o. Anderson, was Hutt 10 sep9r'
ale the property Of Mrs. Anderson, 90
| ceased. from thai Of her husband, A. U
| Anderson, and Apply Il 10 she children
/ Of that marriage 30 that the children o.
/ A subsequent marriage would have ul
share therein. The property consists O
| lot s. block 8, IN Borsn and DENNY
| plaA of Seattle
Amolion for new trial 10 the case o.
whitney, Dennis a Co. ". Hale, smith
Burns a %. YES denied.
ne time for ding the answer IN tn
caee Of j. n. MeNAuRht ". X. Sens 9
Al. was extended TO January l, lees
| The cause Of the Puget NIL Com
pany VS.. Fred Foss vas placed Oh ID
docket fer condrmatian.
Tha demurrer in the case Of Jonl
Campbell ". W. =. Williams vas WIN
drawn and the defendant vas ailoWe'
twenty DAYS IN which TO answer.
The aeoount Of 7. j. Hamilton, Unii
, "a states marshal, for fess and ex
psnsaa Amounting TO &224s II, vas q
loved.
A decree Of condemnation Of 80
] psunds Of oplum whioh vas seized O
he steamer Idaho some time aeo, Va
made 81 the instance Of the ceput
United States attorney.
The chief justice announced tbs
when the coart rose % saturday
would be adjourned 30 the 19th inst.
? TIE court adiouFned Ell 80 p. m q
{ daV. when thosa 01t % bad wtn PIES
- fhe in3iafu,auts fcaud aQAinsf thez
81 he zrand iaxy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
WHAT AMITo Dor

ne sympfoms 81 REli018nes are IN
hnppflE bat too vel knoya- They dtner
IA dsIefens individuals 10 acnne extent
A Bilious man is asi19n . hreAkf4et
saker. Too Xseqaentiy, siaA be has an
txcelleas appsttfs for liquids. eut acne
soF salids q mogning. bis tongue
will hardly hssr izspeofion e. any unnei
II Il 4 not vhiie snd faFred. y = ro1ah.
e eli events
s,-f~r. ara Disrfhsa e Conssipation
- 4 a sFupaera, q The two nay
sltrrnaia' hes Sc estsn EeDor-
rkelas o. even los 81 biosd. 1nefs
~ - aidaa - and CITES headache
ard aeidity q. daiulames and tenderness.
Ia sha psi og tha stomach 10 esrssel
Al cha II nnt eNsef cnFss ~ ernss' !.
A,,uasrf Rlasanr. Il cuzen ~ q tri1es md
fhGuasndE aseost Ils e2a41y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
oH1EE JUSTICE JoNEs msIsTs uPoa THEIR
coM1Na TO An Issue WITHOUT
FUHTHKR DRLAY.

In the district court yesterday morn
ing O. Il. Hartford moved that sections
10 and II in The replies filed few days
ago in the EASES Of She County Of King
Va. Geo. d. Hill and others be stricken
out. He claimed that they weTe irrsle-
want because, while they stated that
certain meneya had been credited By
error 20 the defendant Hill, they did
not charge any fTand In the matter, and
claimed that Il vas necessary to charge
fraud IN order TO 70 behind Q settle-
meni. He aIso said Il was q hardship
on the defendant to have the settlement
reopened, because many Of the vouchers
could not be produced.
Chief Justice Jones denied the mo-
ton, and said: "These cases must
come 10 an issue. They have been
dwindlinQ long enough The defense
seemed taken abaek By the persmptory
tone % lhe chief justice, and took ex-
ception 10 the ruling. which exception
was allowed.
His honor then asked whether The
counsel IN the ease had agreed on {
referee. and on being informed thai
they had not, be insisted on somethine
being done at once. The counsel 0nalls
stated that they th0ngha they could
agree on q referee by Saturday. Ihe
matter vas then Dropped.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.



The following transfers Of real estate
we're tiled fOs record yesterday:
Alexander Allen ana wife 20 Aiexan-
De- d. smith, NV y Of los !, block 8.
W. N. Bells hfth addition 10 Seattle,
Rk0Q
sarah 3. Hall 10 Amelia Hadmep, lot
9. block 10, Halls addition % Seattle,
e91A
Eduin Z. CFissman 20 William zin-
ran. lets aud 8, and N \ Of SN 81
Sea -, TT. y n. R.SE., tlle0.
J, D. Lowman. irustee, ard ii. l.
Yssler 10 b. +. Day. w y Of tots 2 sEd
q block s.. 10 BoFtn's addition TO Se-
attic, $500
Alexander N. HayFe and wife and
0eorpe Jacobs 10 Charlotte b. OAEpeu-
Ter. NV 4 Of SW Y Of See. b, Tp. =
n. n. 5 E., 500
Agreement Of sale, Ida /. 0ni6eFsoe,
wi3og, 60 Elizabeth d. Van de Nanttf,
s b sfNE Z and NE \ OF SEA e see
Il. and NV Of SW Of Seo- II ID.
- n, "a Y, $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

CaursnNs ron FISH. - Tbs sshooner
Teaser. with seven Gloucester nahernsn
On board. sailed last night for = cruise on
TIA Care looking foe halihnt. She VIII
spenA aane time On The 1ahinE oanks
,Ssn ~ caaaht therS d the wiRAer time.
Thew Hrp paenty Of thess nne nAh OF TIE
hanks IL The summer season but they
an Isidom hnhc1 for 10 ne winter. II
fhev cannot Dc foanS there. ether po.nts
Wli - prospectea for shsr1. She VIII Dc
ahsent on this creise aboat Tn ceys-
This h the FIRST expersment IN ~ iaaas.
~ whleh prouaisea b grow into grnai
pfuportiona on the SQUAD In he near ra-
8uWm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
ovrREAyD PAssEEgERs.

u....d Iseron On 30 Moraheen raafac
vtr-1days B KasE Ma Anz.e
Mses s,,srT. Mi1s snsss LeRron. J =
50. n q Uehson. Il HoFkina " 2
.4.1i1ses Thas Lonx. 3 3 Drake =
- q j Williams. Jas 4ulllh, 348 Ryan.
- Nj -. ard Is ouiEEan18-
Wls..ss1 Weaf1rd "a the 0EeHon = Call
-. Thurnfays " HIP Wed AM4e
1sie-,ar- Lenns hanez1s Ms = = k.e q.
n Fieishner, Mis- Hs1l.e zte41neL. = =, 2
eterrndoF, Joh2 he1A y kioc1et' 40 "
@1TfarnnkH,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

TEE BFAnn EsrAIH.--W. n. PumphFey
has qualified as executor Of that portion
sf L. n. Starts estate located in WASH
inRton Territory. The essate In Gall
foFnia Wag valued By the appraisers 81
over 100000. The price paid for the
Poncin block bY Nj. Starr Just before
be died vas So. 900, OF 5000 more than
at first reported. The portion Of the
estate IN Washington Territory Is prob
ably worth 100000, and consists Of
real estate and mortgages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16


DexinR ths paaa gar lhs fuIiouine
e1anEes hass bsea nsa1s b ths pnsiuf'
ases il Waahinniou TsrrisoEys
Ths following pozAa3ess haxs been
established d1rinz - rear. viss II
Adana e1unty. Paha; b Olalfanns Ia
kcoeh; n Clarke, Frouhaasis II Cewliez.
kelsn; IN D9u4iss. Barry In KFapklin.
Gnnnell; In GaxAeld. 0Aara and DIX
cas- u ted1zznn, OhimAcum and Had-
lo1k; b kinQ, Ohrisfcp1ex, NF1Ekiin.
Ri2lzehie. 9tnek ard EunnydAlg; q
Ailz1p. Peui1he ard 6i0neF; II kitti1as.
Ole-Enm ard RoalFns h kIl1kitat.
HnnlWateE and Trout Lake; IN lsui1s
Ain1llE; d Rnafne, Lana Bsash; -
Riefoe. 8noa6alo; u san Juan, Arzyle
aud RinhardEum; n Skazit, Cypress; in
enohomi1h. GiendAlsi IN Gpokane,
Ms IN el1vona, Oalispell, Harvey and
EFuillnnd; IA Wahklakun. Deep River,
IN Wnlln Wnlia, Mnilens In WhRfouEn,
Liakina, RoedsR ana Taxedo; In Whit
man, Belmont. EineFson, HsopeK and
Oaksdalsi h Yakima. Moxie.
The name u S4n joan of1ee IN San
Juan county has been changed 70 Ar
ayle, and that o. Tukaunon, Columbia,
90 Ohard, Garfield.
The size Of Barge pcslulzlos has been
ehnngsd and Il is noW h Yakima ooan-
" instead Of ki,titas. e formerly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
RnArooa AlAvonALrY. AZ tAs 8

wHArooa MAvoRAETx. - Al the citf
election In whstcoui. Dccsmoer I'm
VII ID. jenkins editor Of the kevieiie.
Wns 10 elected mayor oFeE l. - piessI,'
- hankcr. BIZ nineteen RAtcrttY. W
loWfn9 were elected councttnen ~.
pOWen, A. J. Penoe and John hAl@ -
Fan Wvcft cisy surveyor. Banning AuA'
tin- me urinelpaa aantesi was tor mayo,
Ard De election va The most excttinE
eVer heid IN WhAteon-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

TEE IRTrE1 B0xW.-PosiDastex Ly.
On, In taking 10 PosE-ExZMGzGzNczs
nan, said that u u0ald uuch feeili1ats
he VI n o. bis ofies n the effixsns 81
SNsttie weri3 NAH beth their ensiuasn
ana private izfssrs IN tbs boxss ins9sad
az Al the posscfhee. There are thves
coilecssozs every day b he ozrElsrl
"a ~ lFtiers viii eoqast e. qusekiy y
csIleo,ed frorn The boxes - II Uailkd e
TIE oHea, and ths sosk would Sstuaily
be IkzstEE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

WILL Run IE.-Oari BOek lAas night
began Shouting "Firs Fire Fire en
washington street. between second snd
laird sarsess. Polios OacsF Jones was
Gloss By and. Gndfng on investigates
lhera w4a no cause for me alarm,
pFompaly arrested The man. he VII e
tried today, and u fsand guilty VII.
dsabtless. Fsesive The full penalty Of
tie lac.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

mnrtcE Ten delinrm rewnsd
~. - cssd ~ lnssrmnsien
1910. -. 20 the ~ est nnn corr
1900 o. =ny ere found stsAi-
- eoeles % ths pess-inteiIi-
'.''s.--rerdelIvossd ~ tDss oaFsisss
,rsouenous the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16
BOrH 4 HToKEL OFT.

sIs this the Oily Clerks ofaoer said
. messenger, ss be looked up toward the
towering form Of Clerk Forrest.
ayes. my ladi What is 10 :" sskod
that efheial.
"I've got q parcel for y0u, and tie
man said you we're 20 pay me."
How much Ia IL
aTen cents," said the boy. and he
held on to the parcel until he had got
here turning TO a reporter. Isud
me 9 dime"
The reporter. Is usual With the knights
Of the pencil, vas strapped, aud MI.
Fogfest turned 10 bis deputy and said:
Ferris, yon lend me q dime.n
I've only aoi nickel" said Ferris,
"bal yon esn have that on shares u
ron like"
The City Clerk hshed np the other
nickel and took the parcel FROM the boy
and opened II In the most RinReriy man
neF, as II he vas afraid u contained dy-
Mantle. After taking OF q number Of
Wrappers and some Sin foil, two dilapt-
dated cigars, evidently made some yesFs
ago fFon cabbage leaves By China
nan, and whieh had lost their wrappers.
we're discovered, and the City Clerk and
bic deputy were both a nickel out OF
pocket.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

HAND MAsRkn. A woman who rcsslss
1t FrAnklin hronghs her nttie ten,year-
cid son 10 town Wednesday tor sarglcal
treatment. II seems that the liftis fellow.
Vyhlla nlayfRR neAF the raiiNaA& PAT his
aana % she track and lei = coal car I'm
oVer IL zee thnEah and one nnE1< have
hasn arupala1ea aad the doctors h1pe .
eSve he halAnss e the hand, aithos -
tkeT have eome toshes about their antnty
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

c4EAN when TIE present.
Uhief Justice assumed she duties Of
shAt poxtiea thsrs vas a. immense
.wanna az business Which had been
ss~rllixe En- ne docket for souse time.
SlS5ef 1usiice Jones has maa3e 9 eiean
-, Al everything. ard eisaned ~ be
49, unfil 81 3 pm. On WEDNESDAY
lheTs uas not . denasrer Der snesaos
whleA wss nul SisPoeso e. As5ss q
esrrss, FsseEs - nos tarf eAsse ARD Sc
TnarreTs and notiene eeefa "a s.asas =, s. !
nnrIas his tern ef nEAss ne laief saA-
- - haA before him ever thrse inca.
snpd azsstians a. l&w % wEiea ne %
ren8arza deaisscnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

LxEN o. FHE sSow-SHEns-A len
has been els4 e. behalf q joseph ?. sia
chair agalnsl sncw.sheas Nea- lGakA
6aI fS IA IL t&IF. ~ % and q. aieng
nnA over the iins az tie NoEthsrn Fnckltc
railway, te tscaFe The Aymeni e &As.A y.
hntAnca due o. - aeeoant fQt n fnt4nAn4
lumher % HeNlnAn q Aate1s tna co.
UnseaEs fnr buil6tng Ne aneW .eheaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

TuH ssksA EsTkTE.-Yesterday Nj
W. H. Pua,phrsy qualified in ths pic
ba,s court as tss sEsoatOs for Washing
ION Territory Of lAs vill Of the late L
n. STAR. Al copy Of the viii vas hied
ana Admitted 10 probate without qlea-
zion. n having already been proves 10
Oalitofnla, Tha will gives the executor
here fuli power 10 eel any personal OF
80 estate, either b. pablie OF private
ssle. 10 pas any debts OF leGesaee. and
.-i1kcus the order Of any coura wbnsev'
az. Hs 4 empowered 20 ast as sxeeuiol
withont eiSing any bonda % security Of
aaV Mind uhatsveg, and 10 ect ethel
aisre Og Wlth kke general exeoutoF, a
~ General exesatof shall dstsrmlne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

Grand opening display Of holiday
goods viii be made every day until
Christmas. We vii show . variety Of
handksFohiefs snitable for holiday
trade. Toklng q SinQeRman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

aThat is the greatest me dicine In this
world" said Mr.. Murphy, Of the Ocean
House, as he stepped into beewaEts
drug store. "Glve me kS0theg bottle OF
your star Cough Syrup" no30
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

TIE OEETEMERT' d the most pop
ulax nd glove IN AmeFios, $f.l5 for Ave
buttons. el.s0 for eight buttonA They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for fit and dura-
biIity are upexcelled. The above are re-
tail pricas 1.-THE glove Is not sold az whole
Galel 81 EOHWABAOHER BIOS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-16

eHk hard kefchiefs suitable fos ChFist-
mas pRsssnin, at bottom prices. Tokias